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单选题
According to the passage, the man who wants to learn ______.
A
will learn from his own example
B
will do so from his diary
C
will use his diary as a source of calm
D
will treat himself subjectively
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文章第三段提到“The man who truly wants to know everything will learn best from his own example”，即真正想洞悉一切的人会从自己身上学到很多，A项与原文表述一致。
文章第三段提到“The man who truly wants to know everything will learn best from his own example”，即真正想洞悉一切的人会从自己身上学到很多，A项与原文表述一致。
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